The Daily 'The Interview': Demi Moore Is Done With the Male Gaze
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Sep 14, 2024 Demi Moore, the acclaimed actress known for hits like Ghost and G.I. Jane, opens up about her evolving relationship with her body and fame. She discusses her new film, 'The Substance,' which tackles the pressures of aging for women in Hollywood. Moore reflects on the complexities of self-acceptance and vulnerability while navigating societal expectations. She also challenges the male gaze, emphasizing empowerment and identity. Additionally, she shares her journey to sobriety and how it has transformed her view of fame.
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The Substance
- Demi Moore's new film, "The Substance," explores aging in Hollywood.
- It's a dark comedy and body horror film about a woman using an elixir for a younger version of herself.
Connecting with the Character
- Demi Moore connects with her character's pain and rejection in the film.
- She feels separate from the character's sole dedication to career.
Self-Inflicted Harm
- The film's core issue is self-inflicted harm, not external pressures.
- Women internalize a male perspective of idealized beauty, leading to self-criticism.
